a different product. >> reporter: in the meantime six of the patients have been moved to the shock trauma center where doctors can use hyperbaric chambers to help cleanse their bodies of any toxins. another staffer from the group drove to her own home before becoming ill, making her the eighth victim. paramedics transferred her to northwestern hospital. police say this man, caught on surveillance video, walked into the dressing room of the target on dobbin road. a women said she was walking out von wind gust fitting rooms when he another woman said she left her changing room and when she went back he was standing inside exposing himself. police ask one who recognizes this man to call 410-313-stop.

for breaking news anytime, follow us on twitter at abc2 news. one of the people paid to protect you became a victim. a security guard was attacked in annapolis. police say she was walking along when two men approached her. they threatened to shoot her, pushed her to the ground and hit her. the man chkd her pockets and stole her gun -- checked her pockets and stole her gun. >> we went out there to try to locate them. she was taken to the hospital at that time with mean for injuries. the fan who was bullied at camden yards is finally out of shock trauma but he has a long road to recovery. his family and attorneys talked with us today and brian kuebler tells us what they wanted us to

hear. >> reporter: he just checked into a row be a hospital where it could be months before the family determines how much damage was done. it was on may 29th when he was on a date getting heckled by two men behind him. ortiz got up to confront them and was punched. he isn't weeks under doctor's care and shock trauma. ortiz is learning to walk and talk all over again. the family said they are beginning to see what they call an electric personality. >> it's coming back a little bit. he's starting to understand thing last little bit more, starting to ask some more questions, starting to recognize some people more but then in the next breath he could say something totally off the wall that makes no sense. >> reporter: it will take months for him to recover.

coming up at 6, the family still wants answers as to exactly what happened that night. we'll have that part of the story and how you can help coming up in about an hour. the trial of a baltimore county plaintiff accused of killing a 17-year-old boy outside his randallstown home is taking place. he chased brown and was hiding in bushes. officials said brown ended up dead. prosecutors said he was asphyxiated. when they arrived, la board was trying to row sus state brown. la booed is charged with vol and in-- manslaughter and involuntary manslaughter. a man was rushed to the hospital with cuts but he passed

away. we did reach the 100 mark for the murder rate four weeks earlier than last year. 45 people were shot, seven killed between friday and sunday and police were involved in three of the shootings. up until this weekend the city has seen a decline in overall homicides and shootings. >> how do you know that tractor-trailer in front of you is operating with good breaks -- brakes or the driver has been on the road too long? you don't. a new system will be at weigh stations that will allow them to choose. roosevelt leftwich joins us with more. >> reporter: they're able to bypass the weigh station. the system will detect the registered vehicles.

one mile away, it will pop. that that will allow the troopers to bypass or signal the driver to come. they can save from five to 10 minutes on the road. it doesn't sound like a lot but the driver has to make six to eight stops. it allows the state police to cons straight on trucks -- concentrate on drivers who have bad records. >> more inclined to get a bypass where they can legally pass the scale house. the ones that we want to see are the ones with the safety issues. they're not complaint but we're going to give them inspections. >> maryland is one of a dozen states that already had this installed. the cost is about $8 per truck but it allows up to an hour or

more. the maryland transportation thrt police are reviewing the system for it's 10 weigh stations in maryland. we'll have a lot more coming up at 6:00. live live -- roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. teen drivers are more likely to be killed in a car crash, but what if there was a way for parents to monitor it without sitting in the hang hang -- passenger seat. >> we'll he is you driver cam and tell you whether it's right for you. that's driver cam tonight at 11:00. new allegations that the u.s. government may not be alone when this comes to secret service programs. a report is saying great britain spied on foreign governments at past sum mets -- summits. tahman bradley has more.

>> reporter: president obama insists bashar al-assad must go while russian president vladimir putin backed the regime. but at the summit, they came together. >> we have different per spects but -- perspectives, but share in other ideas. >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin med with david cameron. >> there is no secret that president putin and i have our disagreements. we share goals. >> reporter: the united states and european union are working on a sweeping trade deal. it's being held as a partnership that would negotiate away

tariffs and reduce regulations. >> among the things we will discuss, promoting growth on both sides of the atlantic. >> reporter: it's likely leaders are having private discussions. this year's summit comes days after classified documents were leaked to the press. not to mention the latest report that the u.s. and great britain spied on for government -- foreign governments during past summits. tahman bradley. >> you see putin with his super bowl ring on? >> one thing that likely won't come up, did he or didn't he? that's the question on whether russian president vladimir putin is a thief. the story goes that putin was getting a visit from new england patriots owner robert kraft, showing off his ring. the story was the ring was given to putin as a gift but kraft said putin stole it and it was

carried out by the kgb. well, if you're son is on the mound and he is pitching, do you want him to wear a helmet? another pitcher took a line drive hit to the head. if your -- what bullying from a brother or sister can lead to later in life and what to expect when you're expecting could depend on your age. older and younger moms should worry about the risks.

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caught on camera tonight, more than 100 miles an hour, that's how fast the baseball that hit alex cobb over the weekend was going. this is the latest in a long line.

>> that ball's coming extremely fast at the pitcher and they have little or no team to put their glove in front of their face. >> major league baseball is trying to figure out a way to protect them. they considered lining their caps with kevlar but experts say that won't give them 100% protection. just led to abc2news.com/concussion for everything from the warning signs to watch out for and the most recent data on how long kids should be sitting out with an injury. sign them up for a reality show. this florida teenager put his life at risk for a ride. chris was on boat with his family when he spotted a whale shot. the teen took one look and couldn't help himself. >> i decided i should go try to swell with mill because i -- him because i thought i might not be able to do it again.

>> whale sharks can be as big as a school bus but are also known as gentle giants. he said the whole thing was an adren na -- adrenaline rush. the harlem globetrotters are in town to kick off globetrotter weekend. the team will tip off with three grand opening events on wednesday, thursday and friday. all right. ravens news. you can see them practice for free. coming up let's talk about the navy marine core stadium. this will be a 5:00 start. then m&t bank stadium, but you have to whrain lottery to get into -- win a lottery to get in.

>> all right. pretty active afternoon in the southern part of pennsylvania but a lot of this activity has stayed north of our state. we'll see if that holds up with maryland's most powerful radar. you see it tracking north of cecil county, the wilmington area. in baltimore right now it is a hot, hazy and humid kind of a day. same thing near druid hill, not too far from coppin state. how will row and park, back and forth with the sun and clouds. 84 after a day in the upper 80s earlier. on the whole keep the streak. the better chance for storms

comes in on your tuesday afternoon. you see the highs reaching 87, 86 in easton. dew points are up, meaning the air humidity levels are very high, very sticky. as a result, the real feel temperatures what it feels like, heat indelve 94 -- index 94. we have seen a couple of pop-up storms across the area, northern virginia and southeastern pennsylvania toward the newcastle, delaware area. we think the pattern will quiet down. could see morning rain, precipitation off or. some of that could influence you toward easton, rain there in the morning possible. pop-up storms tomorrow afternoon. realize this is heat driven with the front trying to push in, which is right here in southern ohio and central pa. as that edges further south,

they could flare up over central maryland, about a 40%, 50% chance. otherwise, temperatures warm and steamy again tomorrow. i don't think we'll see a lot of change in the numbers until beyond wednesday when we see drier air funnel it. it may not feel that much cooler but the drop in the humidity is what you'll notice and up and down the east coast. now with the main weather set to roll in tomorrow afternoon we'll slowly clear through the day on wednesday. a slow moving frontal boundary with dry air socked. now in the great lakes back in the northern planes, the drier air will funnel in with the slow moving boundary as we go through the day wednesday and you'll feel the difference by wednesday night, thursday and friday. right now td2, tropical depression 2 coming ashore in belize and far eastern mexico.

66 as we stay sticky tonight. fog possible at daybreak a developing round. and then the thundershowers will be diminishing late, temperatures hovering around 80. i think what you'll notice beginning late wednesday into thursday is the drop in the humidity. again, feeling awfully nice. right now the weekend is looking very nice as we head into that weekend time frame. >> you look good. >> hot in the desert. 105 in nevada, very dry heat. it may seem like a typical sibling riflery but could -- bug

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unless you're an only child you probably experienced your brother or sister giving a hard time. sibling bullying can cause just as much damage as from classmates. the data found kids bullied by siblings were more likely to experience depression, anxiety and anger issues. >> you want to make sure that

when you do see bullying, you sep prailt kids -- separate kids. when you see a brother and sister being nice, you reward that. >> people have been weighing in on facebook. head to abc2news.com to check out the responses and sound off about this. if your child craves luxury, there's a new way to get around. porsche is making a go cart that sells for $900. >> all right. what would you do if a man on your plane claimed he poise sound everyone onboard. it's one of the latest in the fierce in the air.

and if your lawn isn't quite as lush as your neighbors, they probably have a little help. how to pick a lawn professional to have the best looking lawn on the block. >> right now we have a generally clear radar picture but the chance for showers and storms, we'll talk much more about that when we come back on abc2 news at 5. stay right here.

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columbia. police are asking anyone who recognizes them to give them a call at 410-313-stop. he is the fan who was beaten last month in camden yards. he must learn to walk and talk all over again. the family says he is slowly speak more. all right. on the weather front we continue to track this storm cluster north of the elkton area. take you up here and just a little bit of rain across the state line north of elkton. the main thunderstorm activity remaining in newcastle, delaware, likely to track north of lancaster as well, north of cecil county as well. so not much activity in the state. clouds are picking up. humid conditions, that's for sure. across the east coast things are more active.

we have a stoppled front over the -- stalled front over the great lakes. just warm and muggy, maybe a stray storm north and east. we'll start off with muggy sunshine but things change rapidly. we'll have more on that coming up. all new at 5:30, fbi agents swarmed an incoming flight in new jersey after passengers claimed he had poisoned everyone onboard. ful low passengers were labor to restrain the man until it landed. this is the latest in a string of bizarre scares in the air. >> reporter: it's not the way these passenger expected to arrive in denver. take a look at the cell phone, a bomb squad, firefighters and police stormed the plane after the man claimed he had a backpack. >> their eyes were wide and jaws were dropped. >> reporter: he was sitting

across the aisle from the unruly passenger and described how the crew jumped into action. >> they tried to remove the backpack from the guy. they took him to the very back of the plane. then they started insulating him with other people's bags and seat cushions. >> reporter: no bag was found and the man was taken into custody. that same day a passenger on egypt airline found a threatening note in the bathroom saying "i'll set the plan on fire." the plane was diverted to scotland. >> my concern is we're seeing a large trend. >> reporter: crime experts say passengers behaving pad by is on the rise. this passenger was duct taped to his seat on a float from iceland to new york